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Outcome of the 7th International Meeting of World

Pharmacopoeias and its future prospects

15 September 2016

Tokyo, Japan

Outcome of the 7th International Meeting of World

Pharmacopoeias and its future prospects

15 September 2016

Tokyo, Japan


WHO at a glanceWHO at a glance 194 Member States

Headquarters in Geneva

6 regional offices

More than 150 country offices

More than 7000 staff

More than 700 institutions supporting

WHO’s work: – Close partnerships with UN agencies,donors, foundations,

academia, nongovernmental organizations and the private sector

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Governance of WHOGovernance of WHOGovernance takes place through the World Health Assembly, which is the supreme decision-making body; and the Executive Board, which gives effect to the decisions and policies of the Health Assembly.

The Organization is headed by

the Director-General,

appointed by the Health

Assembly on the nomination

of the Executive Board.http://www.who.int/about/governance/en/


What does WHO ? Some examples ..What does WHO ? Some examples ..

WHO - The Global Guardian of Public Health

Serves its Member States through, e.g.

Providing means to communicate information, issue international alerts

Developing global norms and standards

Propose global measures, e.g. for supply chain integrity

Suggest international tools and schemes

Nomenclature and classifications


What does WHO ? Some examples..What does WHO ? Some examples..

WHO - The Global Guardian of Public Health

Serves its Member States upon request through, e.g.

Enhancement of convergence among health authorities

Providing a platform and enabling collaboration among national and regional health authorities

Provision of assistance to improve capacity building

Providing a global platform for exchange of information, e.g. International Conference of Drug Regulatory Authorities (ICDRA)


Pharmacopoeias: How WHO got involved.. Pharmacopoeias: How WHO got involved..

1902 – 1925 Agreements establish a Unified Pharmacopoeia

1929 "Brussels Agreement" stipulates League of Nations should carry out related administrative function

1937 First meeting of "Technical Commission of Pharmaceutical Experts"

1947 Interim Commission of WHO takes over

1948 First World Health Assembly (WHA) approves Expert Committee on Unification of Pharmacopoeia to continue this work

1951 WHA renames the Expert Committee on International Pharmacopoeia The International Pharmacopoeia published by WHO


Trends towards convergence Trends towards convergence

International Collaboration towards convergence, including

among Pharmacopoeias:

Pharmacopoeial Discussion Group (PDG)

MoUs between Pharmacopoeias

Bilaterial projects among Pharmacopoeias

Fora and summits to discuss matters of joint interest



Within context of Regulatory Networks, e.g.

International Conference of Drug Regulatory Authorities (ICDRA)

International Conference on Harmonisation of Technical Requirements for Registration of Pharmaceuticals for Human Use (ICH)

Pan American Network for Drug Regulatory Harmonization (PANDRH)



1st International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by WHO, Geneva, Switzerland, 29 February–2 March 2012

2nd International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by Indian Pharmacopoeia Commission, New Delhi, India, 18–19 April 2013

3rd International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency/British Pharmacopoeia Commission, London, United Kingdom, 10–11 April 2014


Trends towards convergenceTrends towards convergence

4th International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by Council of Europe/European Pharmacopoeia Commission, Strasbourg, France, 8–10 October 2014

5th International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by United States Pharmacopeia, Rockville, USA, 20–22 April 2015

6th International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by Chinese Pharmacopoeia Commission, Su Zhou, People’s Republic of China, 21–23 September 2015


Trends towards convergenceTrends towards convergence

7th International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by Ministry of Health, Labour and Welfare /Pharmaceuticals and Medical Devices Agency/Japanese Pharmacopoeia in Tokyo, Japan, 13–14 September 2016


Some impressions 1st meetingSome impressions 1st meeting


Some impressions 1st meetingSome impressions 1st meeting


Who participates ? Who participates ?

Usually between 40-60 representatives from world pharmacopoeias, including Argentinian, Brazilian, British, Chinese, Czech, European (representing its 37 Member States and the European Union), Indian, Indonesian, International (WHO), Iranian, Japanese, Kazakh, Korean, Mexican, Russian, Spanish, Ukrainian, United States and Vietnamese pharmacopoeias representing about 50 pharmacopoeias and pharmacopoeial authorities worldwide

Since 2nd meeting followed by special events organized by the host pharmacopoeia : stakeholders and users


What is the focus ? What is the focus ?

Opportunity for greater collaborative work

Opportunity for sharing of information between world pharmacopoeias

Development of good pharmacopoeial practices (GPhP), in addition applying WHO's standard-setting processes and procedures

Outcome presented to WHO Expert Committee on Specifications for Pharmaceutical Preparations (ECSPP) through ECSPP also to WHO’s 194 Member States


Purpose and scope of good pharmacopoeial practices (GPhP)

Purpose and scope of good pharmacopoeial practices (GPhP)

Primary objective: "to define approaches and policies in establishing pharmacopoeial standards with the ultimate goal of harmonization"

GPhP describe set of principles providing guidance for national and regional pharmacopoeial authorities to facilitate appropriate design, development and maintenance of pharmacopoeial standards

(Ref: WHO Technical Report Series (TRS), No. 996, 2016, Annex 1 http://www.who.int/medicines/publications/pharmprep/WHO_TRS_996_annex01.pdf?ua=1)


Meeting agenda of7th International meeting

Meeting agenda of7th International meeting

Review of feedback and comments received on additional chapters to GPhP as identified during the 6th international meeting of world pharmacopoeias on:

– Compounded preparations – "Herbals" – Glossary

Discussion on possible future supplements to GPhP and on new strategies /next steps to continue efforts towards convergence among pharmacopoeias


Outcome of the 7th International meetingOutcome of the 7th International meeting

Roadmap with next steps and future actions for:

1. GPhP new supplements on Compounding and Herbal medicines + Glossary

2. Identification of "hot topics" having potential public health impact

3. Survey on impact and value of new GPhP

4. Planning of next meeting(s)


1. GPhP new supplements 1. GPhP new supplements

on Compounding and Herbal medicines + Glossary, planned actions and timeframe:

– Drafting of additional paragraphs and circulation of updated version among the pharmacopoeias

– Collation of feed-back– Review of comments during the 8th international meeting of world

pharmacopoeias – Public consultation phase– Presentation of update to the WHO Expert Committee on

Specifications for Pharmaceutical Preparations– Publication


Outcome of the 7th International meetingOutcome of the 7th International meeting

2. Identification of "hot topics" having potential public health impact, planned actions and timeframe:

- Drafting of a proposal by current and future hosts- Review by world pharmacopoeias for discussion during the

8th meeting

3. Survey on impact and value of GPhP, planned actions and timeframe:

- Drafting of survey questions and review by pharmacopoeias - Mailing to stakeholders and users- Data analysis and discussion during the 8th meeting


4. Planning of next meeting(s)4. Planning of next meeting(s)

8th International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by Agência Nacional de Vigilância Sanitária(ANVISA)/Brazilian Pharmacopoeia, dates and site tbc

9th International Meeting of World Pharmacopoeias –hosted by NIDQ/Vietnamese Pharmacopoeia, dates and site tbc

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International future prospects International future prospects

International Arena: keep momentum, the global initiative, international forum to discuss challenges and future synergies to serve all pharmacopoeias and their users

WHO related: input from stakeholders and collaboration with partners to define future strategies for WHO activities and recommendations to WHO Member States

+ In the focus: … benefit for patients : improved access to quality medicines worldwide


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